GREAT couple days at the range

[Bradleyrj]

Well 2 weeks ago I went to a small indoor range with a buddy to shoot. We decided to have a little competition. I decided to shoot my Ruger Blackhawk .357 as I am typically the better shot with it. Single target, Best score of 7 shots. I did very well:



Well yesterday I went back to my normal gun club with my father in law. Decided to shoot my 1911 first. FIRST shot of the day, BULLSEYE!!!



When I shot, at first my FIL nor I actually saw where it hit. He saw it first and said wait, to stop me so we could look at the target. Needless to say I was VERY HAPPY!!!

So I continue my 5 rnd stage...Only see 4 holes when Im done. I'm thinking great, a bullseye and a flyer on the same target. That's crazy. Upon further inspection you can see that the bullseye hole is enlarged on the left side. Sent the 4th of my 5 shot group through the same hole. The bullseye hole.



These two trips are the best I have ever shot. My father in law also shot very very well having many many 10 shot groups with multiple shots in the same hole or touching holes.

[1iron]

If that is 25 yards on the first target that is good shooting.

[Bradleyrj]

75 feet? I think not.These were all at 25 feet. I always try to shoot at what is within "defensive distance" Sure, some shots would be farther, but some one would closer to so I try to concentrate on that range. The first target was with the Ruger revolver, the second and third with a Para Ordnance 1911.

[LXtasy]

Nice shots Brad. It is always a good time at the range.

[bambooi]

Originally Posted by Bradleyrj

75 feet? I think not.These were all at 25 feet. I always try to shoot at what is within "defensive distance" Sure, some shots would be farther, but some one would closer to so I try to concentrate on that range. The first target was with the Ruger revolver, the second and third with a Para Ordnance 1911.

1iron used to shoot master class in competitions. 25 yards is nothing to him.